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BARREN VINEs.-Professor Augoes. who
is a recognized authority. explains the
cause of barrenness of vines to be unsexu-
ality. In some eases the anthers are de-
fective with good stigma. in which case
the planting of fertile vine, which is per-
feet in bloom and that is bisexual, like the
Concord, will induce full productiveness
by fertilization. If, on the other
band, as is sometimes the case, the stigma
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is imperfect or defective, the fertile male
pollen will be wholly imperative, and no
Influence of culture or pruning will reach
the cause with any certainty. The surest
plan is to grub out the vine and plant
good one in its place.-MonticeNo Fdrascr.
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WHOLE NO. 1920.

tea for the East. 100000 for the Pacific
coast, and large cargo of merchandise.
There are 80 cabin and 120 japanese and
Chinese. She refused number of passen-
gers as she had no acco nmodation. She
is expected to arrive early in July.
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an Insol,ent Ednoator.


C0pyrigt, 1887, by the california associated Press
SAN Francisco, June 24th.-TSpecial.l =
Albert Lyser, principal of the John SWEET
Grammar School, to-day applied TO the
Superior Court TO be declared insolvent
His liabilities aggregate 1862 "A, consist
ing OF open accounts promissory notes and
judgments. The petitioners essets are
placed at $1,000. They consist of house
hold furniture and wearing apparel, all of
which is exempt from execution.
Senator Stanford's Mammoth Cellar.
Copyright, 1887, by The CalJorr:e 4ssOciated fressI
ST. HELENA, June 24th.-Captain Il. w.
Mcintyre was il town to-day He states
that favorable progress IS being made on
Senator Stanford's vineyard with the new
cellar, which will have a capacity of
LOO 900 gallons.
Mounsain Hotel Burned.
Copyright, 1887 by Tie California tssociases Press
Cisco, June 24tb.-The old CRYSTAL Lake
House, on the Dutch Fiat and Bonner
ground today. W. Riddle, the occupant,
lost everything. No insurance.
| Accident in Santa Clara.
ALMA, June 24th. -[By Postal Te!e-
| graph. Mrs. Levy and her 5-year-olJ son,
OF San Francisco, had q narrow escape
here to-day. While driving in q buggy the
horse backed over an embankment ten feet
high. BY prompt assistance they we're
rescued from their perilous position, with
but few slight bruises.
Fraternai Visit.
Copyright, 1857, by dc California issoeiaiel f..ss.f
AUBURN, June 24th. - Great Sachem
CARRIER aud Great Chief of Records VIM,
of the O. L N Of Celiror1ic ,,aid a cro
ternal visit to MAMA Tribe this evening.
Chico Well Pleased
lco9yTsai, 1851 Jy lie celioraia -isso,;,ea Pres
CHIco, June 24th.-The new change in
railroad trains gives great satisfaction here,
and will help the boom immensely.
Little shake at Chico.
Copyright, 1887. By tie Cal5o,7;ia Associated Pres
CHICO, June 24ih.-A light earthquake
shock was ieli here this forenoon at 10
o'clock.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Heavy Cargo of Merchandise En- Route
from the Orient.
copyright, 1887. by The California Associated Press,
VAEooUvER, June 24th-The steamer
Parthia left Yokohama on the 10th. for
vancouver. She has 3,25o. 900 pounds OF
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AT Folsom, on Thursday, Joseph WaddeIl
was thrown from his buggy, in consequence
of the team running away. and sustained
he fracture Of tworibs
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
A Seventy-fve Thousand Dollar Fire at
Dayton Yesterday.

Copyright, 1857, by Tie California Ass0eiaed P,e,s.I
PORTLAND, June 2ith.-There was
heavy fire at Dayton, w. T., this morning.
Six brick stores were burned. The heaviest
losers We're Glendenning & miller. general
merchandise. The total loss is about $75,-
600, partly insured. No particulars yet.
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A shell rsce-oyslers.
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Frnte rnai Visit.

AUBURN, June 24th - Great Sachen
CARRIER aud Great Chief of Records Winn,
OF the |. Q. L. NJ Of California, paid fra
ternal visit 10 Miama Tribe this evening.
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BOwdOin's Progress.

At the annual banquet of the Alumni of
Bowdoin College at Washington. d. c., last
week, Senator Frye in remarks made upon
the occasion with reference to the progress
of the college said that with all reverence for
the learned men Of the faculty in his college
DAYS, the professors and teachers at the col.
lege to-day we're their superiors in the pro-
fsssion of teaching. The boys had better in
struction to-day than did the boys of his class
The professors were nearer the scholars.
They joined with them, or took interest in
their sports, and still lost none of their dig
nity Bowdoin college, he insisted, has
never had at its head q man superior to Pres
ident Hyde. man Of deep culture, a rare
teacher, a man who was the very genius of
hard work and strong common sense.
In his day at the college, he said that the
crown was worn bv the roysterer, who was a
man of greater influence in his class than the
student. He said that Maine prohibition had
done much for the college. No other college
alumni could do without wine at their ban
quet table. At the college now, instead of
the roysterer, the student rules. No college
in the United States, he said. could show on
its roll of graduates so many great and
honored names, in proportion to the whole
number of graduates. He believed, though
that the record of the future would be a
thousand times more glorious, even than this
brilliant record of the past. There was new
spirit, he said in the state and in the college,
[Applause.
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HOUSE,.
SATURDAY. Feb. 6

CATUhDAr, CeU D.
Met according to adjournment.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in con-
currence.
Petition Of certain inhabitants of New Vine
yard, Franklin County, to be set of from
New Vineyard, and annexed to Strong, came
from the Senate. rules suspended and re-
ferred to the Committee on Towns.
Mr.. Talbot hoped the House would not
concur in suspendng the rules. as these tow
divisions are usually protractsd ones.
The question being on the suspension of
the rules. the House refused to suspend them
and non -concurred
The motion made by Mr.. Condon Of Friend
ship to reconsider the vote of January 9th,
whereby the House adopted the report of the
Committee on Fisheries and Game, giving
Edward Thomas ct ais petitioners, leave to
withdraw, and his further motion that the said
petition be referred to the Committee an lie
gal affairs, came from the Senate non-con-
Cured in, and on motion Of Mr.. Foster OF
Lubec the House receded and concurred with
the Senate.
Mr.. Dickey effort Kent:
Mr.. Speaker desire to present hill to
increase the compensation of members of fut.
ure legislatures. This bill provides that the
pay of members of future legislatures shall,
tor the first sixty days, be "a a day. with the
mileage usual low, and after the first sixty
DAYS, at the rate of 81 day.
1t seems to me that this hill will provide
for pay more commensurate with the work
performed, and yet provide for contingencies
that may arise. l am sure that no person can
accuse me of introducing this bill for my
own future benefit, because in all probability
shall not be able to have the increased pay,
which will after all be very slight.
am aware that many will say. Well, we
have had served for $50 and paid our ex.
penses, let future legislatures do it. But this
is not a correct appreciation of this matter
hope we will change this system, so that if
emergencies come up we can adjourn the leg
islature, or can continue here and pc. .urm
our business in a correct and proper manner
Now, when our money is nearly all gone,
and we have board bills to pay, we hurry
through our business md adjourn. The re-
suit is that we have to go over the same work
next year and fix it up; so that it makes a
good deal of extra work, and wastes time
over unnecessary work, which we can av old
l move the reference of this bill to the Com
mittee on the Judiciary. l hope the commit
tee will consider it in its proper light and re.
port it back favorablv.
The bill was referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
PETITIONS, BILLS &C.. PRESENTED AND Re-.
FERRED.
By Mr.. Billings of Brownville-Remon.
STRANGE of S. B. Crosby and % others OF
Brownville against repeal of the trustee pro-
cess; referred to the Committee on the Judi.
ciary.
BY Mr.. Thurlow of Deer Isle-Petition of
B. S. Fifi-ld and 81 others for change in the
lobster law referred to Committee on Fish
eri-s and G,me.
By MIR Waugh of Levant-Petition of G..
NJ. Bond and So others of Stetson in favor of
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LEGAL Affairs Hearings.

Also on Monday evening, Feb. 2, at 7 O'Clock, In
Judicial Committee Room. on petition Of Pike and
others, tor incorporation of "Iornish Village Cor
poration."
Also at same time and place. on the act relating
10 partition of water rights and mill privileges
owned by ten ants In common.
Also On \ ednesday afternoon. Feb D. at 23o +.
NJ, in Senate Chamber. on bill to amend sections
and 4 as amended by chap. 1913 OF laws of 1885, and
sections and II of chap Oh OF the laws OF 1883. re
latipg to the jurisdiction of Municipal Court OF
Portland.
Also "a, same time and place. on petition OF f. W
Brown and IS Others pc ioners for act to incorpor
ate the "Lub,c Village Corporation
Also ut time and place, on petition for repeal
Of the charter of the town of Mayheld
Also on Thursday, Feb. 10, at Z T.. NJ, at same
place. on pc iion tor legislation relative to Cumber
land and oxford Canal
Also at same time and place. on petition OF Little
Apdroscog giu Water Power Co., for an act to nix
par value OF stock at tioo.
Also at same time and place. on an act TO make
valid the doiugs OF Lexington Plantation
Also on Monday evening, Feb. a. at O'Clock, In
judiciary Committee Room, on the order ana petit
tons relating taxation of property income OF edu
s,ationuI religious and chariiab" institu ions.
Also at same time and piace, on an act TO incor
porste the Norway Electric Light Company.
DAVID Il. COLE. lChairm.n
Jan. 1879 JAMES 5. Wight,
l.
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The Nautical Gazette, New York, says
OF the appropriation as his own by Navi-
CATION Commissioner c. B. Morton of the
Annual List of Merchant Vessels of the
United States" prepared by Commission
err Patten. that sin the annals of plagiar-
ism a parallel cannot be found to this lit
erary steal OF Morton's Usually plagi-
artist contents himsel with transcriblng the
work of another. but Commissioner Nor
ton literally appropriates the printed book
merely tearing out the title page and
preface, bearing the name of the true au-
thor. Jarvis Patten, and substituting his
own, with change of date to conform to
change of authorship" The Gazette calls
for Congressional inquiry.
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resulted AZ follows:
YEA-Meeers. Barker. Bradish. Bradley, Chase OF
Damar.cotta Cook. Dawson. Dickey, Floyd. ha'
Fl. rsey, Bodgkins Littefed Of PRO .pect. LOMBARD
Lufkin, Msnl-y, Morrill,. Pattaneall Poole. Powerss
Randall. Re,nod.. Roberts Of Drx:er x, Der. Saa'
born OF Island Falls sawyer. Sh rp Smith. Ia bot
Thurlow. Wiley, Wiswell. York-3l.
NAY-Mrssrs Adams, Alden, Aver. Beal, biiilns.s
Bishop, Bowler. BoyntOn. Brown. Carleton. Csfk
OF Calais, Clark # Caribou poriiy, Doten. Farrar
Fo-ter, Gagnon. Glover. G Gene. Greer, Grindle'
Hamilton Of Cumberland. Harding Of Durham,
Hayden. J-weit, K--gan. Kidder. Knapp, Leven'
saler, Lyons. >e~eert. Purinton OF Bowd0in. Ray
Richards, Kicker. Ross. Russell. Small. Vaughn
Warren Of Buxton, Warren Of Winssw. Watts,
W-ntworh. Widber, Wilson'S.
ABSENT Messrs. Alexander. Al en-, Bennett:
Br, ant. Burns, Chase of E.igecomb. Clark Of
Bangor, Clark Of $500. Cloutier. Condon Corson.
Gushing. Cats. Dow. Eell. Ensel. Ferguson. Field.
Fogg. Friend. clifford Hamilton Of Gould'boro,
harding Of Gorham. Harper. harrington. Hawkes.,
Head, Hob.on. HOrigan. Hunter. Jones, Jordan.
Judkin.. kingsbury, Libbcy of Barnham. Libby of
Mxitawxmkeag, Loonay, Mallett, Marble. Marion.
Mason, Moore OF Deering. Moore OF Gardiner,
O'Brien. Ntaley, Mob Packard. Palmer. Parchrr.
Perce. Pray. PuriutJn of Bowdoinham. "oberts
OF Brunswick, >xuborn Of StandIsh, Seaman,
scolt. shaw. 81 .by. Spnnfy. Sturgi.. sylvester.
varney. Wakefield. Walton. Waugh. wedxewood.
Weymouth, W hic0mb W hitmOre, Wiggn, Witham,
Wo0dman. Wright,.-73.
Mr.. Manlry moved that when the House
adjou1ns it BE- to Monday at 4.l5, and mo-
tion prevailed.
On motion of Mr.. Pattansall of Pembroke,
Adjourned.
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Financial Affairs.

The Committee also give notice that . hearing Is
ASST ned to consider the matter OF refundine the
public State debt. for Tuesday. Feb. sh. at O'Clock
r. NJ.
The Committee on Financial Affairs have assigned
hearings tollows:
For Thursday. Feb l0h, 2P. NJ:
On petition Of mayor of Bangor in relation to tax
att n of European 4 North American Rail~ay STOCK:
Also at anne time. on petition oil the municipal
off Of Belfast for co itable apporti on
money paid nv the State to cities aud towns IN WHICH
railroad stook Il held
For Tuesda Feb. 9Th, 2 p. NJ. as follows:
Petition of the seleetmen of PASSPORT Tor exemp-
ton ~ Stae tax.
Petition Of the se'e:tmen OF Pennington for reduc'
tioa of state vaiu atom.
Ord"r to refund the city Of Rockland the sum OF
4ai7.g'.
Petition OF the citizens of Pembroke for reduction
Of State valuation.
Resolve Tor copying muster out rolls.
SAMUEL LIBBEY, cbair,nen
Jan. rs 81. J. Fl. MANLEY.
H. w, SARGENT Sec.
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Committee on Towns Hearing.

The Committee on Towns hereby give notice that
hearing will be had the petition for he division
Of the town OF Pittston, on "Wednesday FEB. sth,
1887, at Z. NJ, In Rspresen at'ves' Hall All
selves accordingly. ,
The Committee on Towns hereby give notice that
hearing will be had on petition for the division OF
the town of Eaton, Tue sday, Feb Sta, at O'Clock
p. NJ. at Room No. 10 ,
The Commit ee on Towns hereby give notice that
hearing will be had on petition TO sci on part OF
the town of Decring and annex the TO the city
OF Portland, on Thursday, Feb. 10th. at O'Clock F.
M, at Room 10. . a.
The Committee on Towns hereby give notice that
hearing will be had the petition OF the town OF
D,erlug to Sc. of part OF the ,fty OF Portland and
annex the same to Deering, on Thursday. Feb TO- al
O'Clock L. NJ. at room No. 49,
Also give notice that hearing will be had on the
pettion OF an inhabant of Webster. to set on from
said town and to be annexed to Ltsoon on "ednes'
.day. Feb 9th, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ, at room 49,
c.r. HARMON Hfb9n' ChAirmen.
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Fish and Game Hearings.

Notice Is hereby given that on Wednesday, Feb.
9th. at 20 O'Clock T. NJ. in room No. IL. public
hearing will be given any proposed changes in
the law relating to taking Holsters. Persons inter-
ested will govern themselves accordingly.
Mott is hereby given, that on Thursday, FEB.
hearing will be given on any proposed changes In
the game laws. Persons in crested will govern
Themselves accordingly. Per order.
The legislative Committee Fisheries and
Game will give public hearing on the matter OF
nroyidipg for Fishways on the dams in the streams
rronnectinr the different lakes of the Grand Lake
Chain, in Room l7,Capto building. Friday, Feb II.
GEO. Nj. FOSTER, Sec'y.
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II the bill which has passed the Senate
to pay to the several States and Territories
all the money collected under the direct
tax levied by ana,t of Congress passed in
1861 becomes law, Maine will receive
for her share more than four hundred and
twenty thousand dollars. The Southern
brigadiers in the House will make
strenuou, opposition to it as none Of the
money will tail into their dish.
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The Chicago Times hears that Senator
elect Hiscock of New York is accused
of being Blaine man. If being a Blaine
man were an indictasle Offense the col
umns of the Times, which are always
wide open to stories of crime. would be
Overlooking with accounts involving the
names of host of the branest and most
progressive citizens OF the country
Philadelphia Press.
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Ways and Bridges.

Notice 1. hereby given that the Committee on
Ways and Bridges have assigned Tuesday. feo: eth'
a, z"'c ock p. NJ, al Room 10. state House. lot
hearing on the TO lowing matters
Petition for aid Ia building bridge across the
Aroo took River In the town Of Wash6urn.
Petition asking for all In the const uction OF D
bridge at Monticello in AFRO stock County.
Als,. bill relating to Scion and Emoden bridse
COMPANY. n. n -,
Notice /. hereby given that Wednesday, FEB " al
2o'cIeck r. NJ. has been assigned for hearing on
the following matters: r.
On petit IN of James VI. Leighton and Others, i9r
an act r,Qu ring draw in Little River Bridge, In
the town of Perry.
Also on bill relating to Dixfeld and Peru Bridge
Company. .ec,,,
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Notice is hereby given that hearing will be hat
before the Judici ry Committee, WEDNESDAY after
. ,;ilaoe charter in the town OF Caribou. All par
ties interested will ihems elves accordingly
No ics ia he eby given that hearing will be had
IN tbe rooms of the Judiciary Committee, Feb sth
at 40 P. NJ upon order inqniring into the ex-
nediency of repeating Sections and IL OF Chapter
n Revised Statutes. relative to divorce.
aI.o AZ the came time and place. upon a bill to es
tahisb local Boards of Health.
ANDREW P. WIswKLL. Sec Judiciary CON-
A.-u.te Ian. is. 1881,
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According to Senator Allison's very
lucid statement made in the Senate the
other day, there is not likely to be enough
surplus revenue in the treasury to be
worth talking about.
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Pension Committee earrings.

The COMMITTEES on Pensions will give hearing al
the state Pension Otica on TdesdiY. Fto. H. al >
p NJ Petiriours and all Others interes TED VIII
govern th-m..ves accordingly. The following
cases will be acted upon:
=. tion of james l.. Holden OF OXFORD
Petition in favor of Lncy Turner OF Hebron.
X solves in favor cf l-aac ID. Fuller of Buekheio'
and Hannah Allen of Bath.
LEWIS HALL, Sec.
Augusta Feb. I, 1857.
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Notice /. hereby given that the Committee on
AZ ? p. NJ. in room 10. upon the claim Of d. l..
Fields and A X. Deveraux To- one half OF Inc re-
ward offere b. the Cover 'or Of the State on the
10th day II November, A. d.. 1885, ior me arrest re-
turn and delivery into custody of Calvin p Graves
and James 2. McFar and. Persons interested will
govern themselves accordingly.
Per order, A. II. HEWLETT. Sec
Augusta, February 4th, 1857.
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Hearings Before Committee on
Railroads, Telegraphs and Ex-
presses.


making valid the orgauiZati IN OF Mon,on Il H. Co.,
and authorizing extension OF same.
On an order TO inquire In the expectancy OF
amending the law in regard to telegraphs ~ AZ to
secure more prompt delivery oil dispatches and
transmission Of de-pltches between connecting
Hines, 10 as TO provide more efficient service.
Februar, oh:
Petition OF e. +. Gill and others for street rail
way at Bar Harbor in town Of Enen
Petition OF Maine Shore Line kailro Company
TO main, ain line of steamers from their Eastern
terminus to some point 10 British Provinces.
An act 10 Incorporate the Liberty and Belfast
telegraph and telephone company
Petition OF j. ". Sh iw aud others. to secure more
speedy TRANSMITS and delivery Of telegraph DIS
patches.
On act to amend charter Of Bingham and Moose
River T. iephonr and telegraph company.
Hearing on petition OF John u. spider and DINERS
on sebagO Lake and Mechanics Falls Railroad GO.
February 70.
ON an act to amend charter Of Somerset Railroad
Company.
Petition of VIM. r. Pearson and others. an act to
of Penob cot Central railroad company
Petition Of A NJ Dew reux and 9th re- for charter
for Cas,ine and Bangor railroad company.
February 10.
An act providing for a Union n. r. Station at
Portland
An act relating to the Boston Maine r. x.
An act to incorp )rate Calais Street Rails
An act TO incorporate Bangor street Railway.
February Id.
An act to amend charter OF lnternationni railway
Company OF Maine.
An act to Incorporate the Rumford Falls and
Rangely Lakes X. X. Company.
February rs
X. X. Company
An act author x'ng construct on of a X. Il. over
aide waters in towns of YORK AID Wells.
An nc, to incorporate K. K. from the town OF
Skowhegan to town OF Norridgewock;
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Twenty Years Record.

Rev. j. W. ~acomber, Nahopac. Putnam Co. N.
Y, ites:-"Ab nut twenty years ago l was laid
aside for nearly eight We k with severe cold and
congestion Of The lungs and was nearly dis rousg d,
when providentiallv cam &c DIR. Seth Arno DIS
Cough Killer. In short time found myself com
pleiriy cured. since that time have used 1t with
universal success In my family"
Mrs. A. Chandler. Deiby. VT. writes:-"l
think DR.. Seth Arnolus Pills the best ever used.
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Labor Hearings.

Notice Ia hereby given that the Labor Committee
will give public hearing the bills providing tor
weekly Payments. in the House OF representatives..
on " ednesday, Feb. 9. at o'clock T. u.
f. &. BRYANT. Sec Of Com.
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Saoadahoc County Delegation.

A hearing " III be held before the Sagadahoc Co.
Delegation, IN the senate Chamber, on Tuesday,
Fet 18th, at O'Clock p. NJ, on the matter of pro-
vidng for free travel over Nerrymeetiny Bay BRIDGE
Arrowsic bridge and the Penp'es' Ferry, In said
county Per order.
SA0ADAHOC Co, Dr. LEGATION.
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Education,

The Committee on Education hereby gives notice
that public hearing will BE- had on the question OF
e.,ab NJ An inst uti,n in the State OF Maine for
tbr education Of the eaf and dumb, at the office OF
the ate SUIT of Common Schools, on Tuesday,
Feb. sth, 1889. at oclp t. NJ
Augusta, Jan. ", 1..7.
HENRY LORD, ch.,,,,.,
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Commerce Hearings.

The Committee on Commerce will give hearing
TIL rsday february 10th, at O'Clock. on the bill to
incorporate the Taunton Ferry Comsany
j. IL. CHASE, Sec.
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Tonic aud restorative.
DR.. H. X. Clarke, Geneva, N. Y, says:
"It has proved Of great value for its tonic
and revivifving influence
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DR.. Soule's Pills regulate the bowels. cure
headache and all bilious arrangement.
jan3leod&w